Posts Tagged ‘Judiciary’
Dispensation of justice: J-K style
Posted by: N D Sharma on: September 11, 2009
Muzaffar Hussain Beigh, the former deputy chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir who hogged the headlines by raking muck against chief minister Omar Abdullah, is etched in my memory as part of the stink that engulfs our legal and judicial system. It was a sad period in the history of Jammu and Kashmir. Governor Jagmohan [...]
Challenges before new MP Lokayukta Naolekar
Posted by: N D Sharma on: July 5, 2009
Justice Prakash Prabhakar Naolekar, the new Lokayukta of Madhya Pradesh, has held out the assurance that he will make the Lokayukta Organisation a true guardian of public interest and dispose of the complaints strictly on merit, without pride and prejudice and without succumbing to pressure. In fact, he has said it in too many words [...]
Reforming Judiciary in India
Posted by: N D Sharma on: July 5, 2009
A good thing – and intensely in the interest of the nation – that Manmohan Singh has done in his second term is to keep Hansraj Bhardwaj out of his council of ministers. How P.V.Narasimha Rao and Manmohan Singh tolerated this master of gimmickry is beyond one’s comprehension. There is nothing to show by way [...]
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